Sentence examples for given the inconsistent from inspiring English sources

And given the inconsistent showing Ohio State turned in during its first game, Gonzaga seemed to have a strong opportunity to advance.

Hud's fair housing guidance is a great leap forward, but it can't be regarded as either a plenary accomplishment or a foolproof plan, given the inconsistent implementation of state and local non-discrimination statutes.

The efficacy of NSAIDs on depressive symptoms appears negligible, however firm conclusions are difficult given the inconsistent findings and substantial methodological heterogeneity.

"Given the inconsistent manner in which the term has been used, it is entirely probable that in 1986, when Congress added [section] 9658 to CERCLA, it intended 'statute of limitations' to include precisely the type of ten-year limitation that we are dealing with here," said the majority in their ruling.

"Costs of War" brought together more than 20 academics to uncover the expense of war in lives and dollars, a daunting task given the inconsistent recording of lives lost and what the report called opaque and sloppy accounting by the U.S. Congress and the Pentagon.

Given the inconsistent results, further research is needed for this exposure.

PB The New York Jets avoided a franchise-record ninth consecutive loss on Sunday with a surprising – yet unsurprising given the Steelers inconsistent play this season - 20-13 victoverover Pittsburgh.

Furthermore, how many asRNAs and ncRNAs are transcribed in E. coli K12 given the aforementioned inconsistent results [ 43, 44]?

Given the largely inconsistent picture within and across respiratory outcomes, it is impossible to determine whether or not omega-3 fatty acids are an efficacious adjuvant or monotherapy for children or adults.

Given the largely inconsistent picture within and across respiratory outcomes, it is impossible to conclude one way or another whether omega-3 fatty acids are an efficacious adjuvant or monotherapy in improving respiratory outcomes in asthmatic adults or children.

However, given the somewhat inconsistent support for a positive, nonzero effect, the use of the proposed Bayesian gamma model may place too much weight on strictly positive risk estimates, and thus future approaches should explore the feasibility of applying both zero and gamma prior models.